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ReconAIzer

A Burp Suite extension to add OpenAI (GPT) on Burp and help you with your Bug Bounty recon to discover endpoints, params, URLs, subdomains and more!

by hisxo · GitHub
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Enhance your bug bounty research by using an extension that integrates OpenAI to find vulnerabilities more efficiently.

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A Burp Suite extension to add OpenAI (GPT) on Burp and help you with your Bug Bounty recon to discover endpoints, params, URLs, subdomains and more!

ReconAIzer has 904 stars on GitHub. It has been forked 116 times. ReconAIzer is written mainly in Python. It has been in active development since 2023. Its main topics are bugbounty, burp-extensions, burpsuite, gpt-4.

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What is ReconAIzer?

A Burp Suite extension to add OpenAI (GPT) on Burp and help you with your Bug Bounty recon to discover endpoints, params, URLs, subdomains and more!

Is ReconAIzer open source?

ReconAIzer is an open-source project.

Is ReconAIzer free?

Yes. ReconAIzer is free and open source — you can use, modify and self-host it.

What language is ReconAIzer written in?

ReconAIzer is written mainly in Python.

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